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1. "Chicken farm ran by Denmark Prince." Arcadia Tribune, July 24, 1968, page 2.

2. "Arcadia gets publicity." Los Angeles Evening Herald, 1927.

3. Typed version of the Arcadia Tribune, March 6, 1941, noting the death of Eric, Prince of Denmark's first wife.

4. Mansion of Prince Eric of Denmark, later of Ross A. Hines, to open as Arcadia Congregational Church Sunday. Arcadia Tribune March 27, 1952 p.1

5. "Prince Erik, Count of Rosenborg"article from wikipedia.org, retrieved from the world wide web on January 16, 2015.

6. Princess Erik, ill-starred royal romance, December 13, 2014 from Today In Ottawa's History. Retrieved from https://todayinottawashistory.wordpress.com/tag/princess-erik/ on January 6, 2015. Includes wedding photo of Prince and Princess Erik from February 11, 1924.

7. Arcadia History Room Featured Historical Photo of Prince Erik's Mansion, with text by Yvonne Ng, February-March, 2015.

8. Family history of the Danish royal house of Oldenborg, excerpt from book Eclipse of kings: European monarchies in the twentieth century by Denis Judd (1976)

Subjects

Eric, Prince of Denmark (also, Erik, Prince of Denmark)

Item ID

87AF

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1. Nixon advocate. Arcadia Bulletin. October 13, 1946.

2. 200 democrats form. Arcadia Bulletin October 17, 1946.

3. Committee predicting election/ news clip, n.d.

4. A new chapter begins. Arcadia Tribune November 7, 1946

5. Nixon leaving for Washington. Arcadia Tribune November 14, 1946

6. Congressman Nixon sets stage. Arcadia Tribune, n.d.

7. Nixon leaves for Washington. Arcadia Tribune December 1, 1946.

8. Nixon appointed to two house committees. Arcadia Tribune January 26, 1947

9. Nixon's record hailed. Arcadia Tribune June 5, 1947

10. Nixon to sail for Europe. Arcadia Tribune August 3, 1947

11. Congressman Nixon off for Europe. Arcadia Tribune August 28, 1947

12. Nixon bill would inject. Arcadia Tribune clippings for May 6, 1948 and September 16, 1948.

13. Communist party launches attack. Arcadia Tribune May 13, 1948

14. Nixon reviews presidential. Arcadia Tribune May 27, 1948

15. Arcadia voters cast. Arcadia Tribune May 30, 1948

16. Primary voters asked. Arcadia Tribune May 27, 1948

17. Nixon address to keynote. Arcadia Tribune October 10, 1948

18. Both nominations won by. Arcadia Tribune June 3, 1948

19. Nixon to talk. Arcadia Tribune April 21, 1949

20. Under the capitol dome. Arcadia Tribune April 21, 1949

21. Nixon sponsors bill in house for new Arcadia post office. news clip January 13, 1949

22. Nixon talks to full house. Arcadia Tribune April 24, 1949

23. Rep. Nixon opens senate campaign. news clip September 18, 1950

24. Meet the Nixons. Arcadia Bulletin news article by Adele Rogers St. Johns, October 2, 1950

25. Nixon makes whirlwind. Arcadia Tribune September 25, 1950

26. Thousands cheer Nixon. Arcadia Tribune November 1, 1956 with photo.

27. Tribune recommendations. Arcadia Tribune, n.d. (c.1949?)

28. Nixon, first supporters reminisce. Arcadia Tribune November 5, 1959.

29. The man for the job. newspaper paid ad, May 13, 1948.

30. A first in Arcadia. Arcadia Tribune November 1, 1956

31. Publisher's corner. Arcadia Tribune editorial endorsing Nixon, August 11, 1968.

32. Voorhis recalls Nixon entry. Los Angeles Times, July 21, 1971.

33. Dear Mr. President. Letter from Bruce Wetmore of Arcadia to Nixon dated May 5, 1969.

34. Dear Mr. Wetmore. Reply dated May 14, 1969.

35. Nixon - he got political start here. Daily News-Post January 16, 1969.

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Nixon, Richard Milhous

Item ID

156AF

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Subject Files

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Chinese calligraphy art by Arcadia author Mr. Yang Long. It reads “Good Fortune” and other characters bestow a blessing to the city of Arcadia. It was given to library director Jackie Faust-Moreno c. September, 2011.

Subjects

Chinese calligraphy art by Mr. Yang Long

Location

Basement

Box Number

Box 116

Shelf Number

Shelf H16

Item ID

429AF

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